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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-22

i9ueifunsen uno pabrenb ibr slaubt,
Jpn our b6diten goQfommenbeit aebo-
ben 5u baben, iperbet ibrs ieben, tpie CT
in Teroorbenbeit unb sum Sfanbal ber-
lnterfdat. Gin i9einbarer unb barum
falider ginuurf, fiber, i~nioiern er in
Observation-Disclosures 8eiie bic Spras
DE Der &fusbeit unb bet Susenb nads
abmt; es 1T aber nidts %beftoweniser
lei9t, ibn our6 aablreide uuo triitise
@riinoe 81 e~ntfrdften; nod i6ne0er
i4tpinbet er burd bas unpioerltebli9e
9eusniB Der Tbatia9en. Stun, iueun
bic Seiratb elm iideres Wittel iudre,
benz neberitr6men BET 2e,oenidaften
norSubeusen, tuenn bic @beloligfeit cine
i1ipa6e uno sefdbrli6e 8arriere tpdre,
10 bate fi6, inbem bieie spei uria6en
SleidSettis. Die cine auf bic proteitirens
be, b. 3. proteitantii9e, bic anoere auf
bic fatbollide @eiitltbteit fire 8lrfuns
auberte, 5uiidea bieien auei Stdnben
cine ebenio sriinolibe als besei1nenbe
8erihiebeubeit in ben Sitter feitgeiteqt,
uno Der 8ortbeil, eln u~nsebeurer 8ore
tbeil ipdre auf Seite Der proteitirenben
alias pruteitantiiden iosenannten @eiits
li9en setueien. Scum, lift bieie 8eri6ies
benbeit uirfli9 porbanben? Nqeroinss
lit lie porbanben, une Hiemanb fann bic
@rDBe unb bas Quffallenoe p%erfennen,
aber tie lit gang gum Sortbeil Der To-
tbolii6en @eifli6teit. 9iejenisen MD.
gen Der 8abrbs,t oas 8ort ipre6sn,
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oieielben OH ben Gag lesen, auseieben
baben iuie cine i'm beiten Sinle oes @Or
tes s~ebiloete 8roteitantin cine Snitaaa'
tion eincs p Uteit. %iOsenannteu Sailors
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iber ben Tert Walea6i 2, z unb BARI.
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i6 oenfen, bic @nsel I'M Simmel beira
then nidt; iuarum baben benn mir Die
u%nsiiidielise Sitte, baB sic rgnsel oes
Germ Sebaotb", bic SteIpertreter g6ri.
fiji, iid nit elmer gbeirau berumidlep
pen?" Damn molen mir at Die ebr
iurdtsuolle N9tuns, oil Die riibrenoe
8erebruns e%rinnern, iuelde Der fatbplis
iden @eiltl,bfeit iiberaa gu Tbei( tuiro,
unb stuar ttob Der ulerb6rteu Nnltrens
suuaen, bic nlalt felt eiuem Sabrbun'
bert nit ebenio oiel SaB, ols llnreoli6
felt madt, nm lie in MiBad)tuns 81
brinsen uno uerd6tii6 81 MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-22
II Na9e Gainesville, Dat, faub maj,

Nabe Gainesville, 0af., fanb man
Die an einem Naume bansenbe 2eide
bes George @reeu, zines Ylebbiebes ie,
ner @eseno. Green mar oft ben Grmen
bes @elebes enti9lipft, big er i1lieBs
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fnrSen Yro5eB nit i6m madten.
Sn benz &fasfale oss autber Gain
BON Sbatopee sesen bic Minneapolis &
ct. Souls 8abn babeu Die @ei9nores
men benz aldser $4,000 SuseIpro1eu.
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mem 3use jener 8abn seporfeu, elm
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0t Sllas uertrat ben &ldser.
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8ranoftifter ibr unweieu. gm pori9en
9onneritas bra9en i'm oortisen Oriental
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bel, beUOr nennbarer Sdaoen Hnseri1.
tet NOR. Die 8irser BADEN elm 8isi.
fans Gomite 9ebilbet. uno bofft man, Die
gerbreder gu er,uiiden.
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mani, Der Wdtb. Sans Wattion, ia9t in
8e5us auf ben Garif: sd CLAUDE an
S6us fir unicre eiubermii9e Snbuitrie
bis 81 ssmiiisr N%usnebnuna. Inter
Dem ~beitebenotn Spitem aber meroen
bic 8~apitaliiten nno W%uuopofiitcu Sur
Senabtbeilisnng ~unicier Nderbaatr BE-
idist. Die Udsrbau SntereHeu oes
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lausen enoli9e Ssahtuns. Der Sarii
mub reuibirt werben, uno ruenn bic re.
publlfaniide Barte, ntdt oaSn bllit, bas
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ten uno ben 3uderturif abSuihaffen."
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8oaeneung oer Sllinois Central bis
nad lenem 8labe. Wdpor Noroen triet
in 9~cgenuart Der prpminen'eIten 8Ir.
ger bon Siour Sails uuo bes 5uperia,
tenoenten Der Sabn ben gpfoenen Raael
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ein 9robes 8anfett Itait, Dem aud Sou
pernenr Ghu:d beilpobnte.
Z Cine beOausrli9e 8abnfataItropbe
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8abn ftattfano, bat iid am Wontoa
abeno nobe $iderin9 SiI or Der st.
Saul & 9nlutb Babn ereisnet. Ser lin
Z ubr 20 Winuteu in 0ulutb faGise Bug
lief al ienem 8unfte. no bic 9abn einf
tleine Strede neies @eleiie lesen (icb
in cine ofeue @eibe unb bic 2ocomp:
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bettes bluunter. giner Der 8a0eu ae
rietb i'll 9rano, bod 9elana es sleib, 81,
5lammeu purb S6nee 81 l6iben. I'm
belddoigt tdmen Die SaIasiere, Weld,
li6 i'm WinneapOlls : Basen befanoen
oapon, eieieni9en i'm Gaudpaaen erlit
ten gum 2beil bebeutenee 8erlebunaen
2Ocomptiuiiibrer 8m. Tbomas BON 81
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Sabn unb eben I'M 8esriif, iid CUR Stub,
81 ieBen, erlitt 10 9rdBlibe 8unben, bai
er la9 furSem 2eiben itarb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-22
Grmieberung alt Die Srage: v,uarunt
beiratbet Der Yrieiter nibt?"
Son @m. 8ilfens.
(Sortiebuns unb S9luB.)

Ser Menid, tuel9er ii1 bemiibt, elmer
beriibmten Nameu 81 erlansen, uno be,
aus benz @ebrdnse, tuorin er Serlorer
lift, iid einen @es 81 elmer bOberen BE.
iiimmuns babnen nil, fam uobl man9.
NAL bic @epalt uno bas 8erbreden an.
tpenben, unb feline 8abn NIT 9brdner
unb 8lut be5ei6nen, aber er sebt mil
aufre1ter Gtirne, obne Surdt uni
S1pdde; ben uerniinttisen Meni1en
fl5bt er bas 8eoauern elm, baB er auj
cine 10 perberblide 8eiie nit sroBer
giseni9aften MiBbraud treble, be zines
befieren 3ieles mirois semeien tpdren,
unb bic iibrisen Meni9en erfilt er mil
gntbuiiasmus uns NIT 8etpunberuna
ober nit S9reden urb SaB, tueniitens
aber iuiro er niemals elm 2d1eln oes
Mitleibs, Der 8sradtuns ober oer@leid.
siltisfeit erresen. Ser 8OIiitise, Der
fi9 ielbit uersiBt, i'm 2tben fein anberes
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foaenanntes @liid, als Die 2uit, Der aui
ieben eiseneu 8i0en uerSi9tet, 1T Elm
Spielbaq frember 2aunen, unb ba CT
IIem, mas es N9tbares unb @rpBes
geben fam, bic ni1tspiirbise 8efrieoi=
9uns elmer semeine1 2uft porsiebt, 70
bietet er ben Iusen ietnes Witmeniden
nrr oas 8ilb Der 8ermorf ens unb Ser.
fommenbeit; es fl6Bt ibnen nur elm I'M
fru1tbares Mitleib elm, pofern nidt
feline etpisen Seuf5er pom ibrer Seite
bic beiBenoen Gfelle Der SATIRE ober ben
lpDttiiden Slid Der fa(ten 8osbeit berz
au~sforoern. 9as lift nun ber @runo,
parum bieie entnerpenbe rro ipeidtide
2eibeni9aft nit ienen sroBen 5unctionen
unbertraslid 1T, tuelde BON benen, bic
barnit betleibet finb, cine ernite Irbeit
u1o ftete Mnitrensuris ~perlansen, bag 1T
Der &runb, ,uarur1 es n5tbis mar, cine
uniiberjdreitbare 8arriere, cine eberne
Mauer stpiiben benz seiitli9en 4H1t unb
ben 8erl6dungen Der BoQuft su erridz
ten. &ann es mirtlt9 In ber 8elt Ct
mas aeben, bas etne sr6Bere grbebuns
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nidt in benz Ser5en entSinoen %f6nnten,
tuie Bel ben iibrisen Meniden, 10 f0nnte
mani iofdsu 8etradtunsen 81 @unften
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8eifan seben; aber bet Brieiter it ein
Wen59, unb iuenii ibr nidt ieinen 2eis
oenI1aften ni6t ein redtmdBises 3iel
aebet, 70 ueranlaBt ibr idlimme Iuss
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-22

blibenbe 2anbidaften pertpanbelte. Wit
benz ndmlt6en Settle, 70 fubr Der Weos
uer fort, sins aud Der ueritorbene grs.
abt binaus unb nabm be freunblide
ginlaouns oes eriten 8li1ois BON 8ittss
burg . Gonnor on uno sriinbete in 8ens
,plpanien bic Wbtei ct. 8incent. St
idilberte in berebten 8orteu, tuie in
Sib unb Nor6, in @eit uub St W5teien
sesriinoet tuurben unb lolpobl Der @lau>
be, als tuie bic alseueine &ultur cine
iberrai6eno idneQe Nusbreituns ses
nommen. l~1ebersebeno auf bic 9usens
ben oes @raabtes, bemerfte Der Steiner,
oaB berielte elm Wulter bon Milotbdtias
felt trar. tuie er benn in ieinem Seimatb
Staate 8aDern relisi6ien @lauben unb
bic 2iebe our Stride tueiter oerbreitete,
uno tpel9 elm Offences unb aufri6tiaes
Ser5 Der 8eritorbene bate. gta1 oieier
&e0e tpurben bic idmmtli6en 8iit5fe
nit ben Sniisnteu ibrer @irbe befleibet
uno ber bo6wirbislte gii1of Sc. 8bez
ian uOlSos bic Iusieanunssceremcnie.
Ser Sars tuuroe bierauf sei9luifen unb
Der 2eidenSus ieste iid na9 benz nabe'
selesenen &ir6bofe lit 8epesuns. Mui
benz &ir6bufe aueelanst, biloete bic
@eiili6feit einen 8reis nm bic unter
benz iteinernen &irhbuf : &reuSe befino.
li9e @ruft. Ser gelebrant ieauete bic
2ei6e na6 porseidriebenem &itual 81,
lebten Rube uub Der WetaIiars uurbe
in einen einfa6en Sar9 aus geberbol,
selest unb in Der @ruft beiselest. Sin
ersreifenoer 3wildenfaI ereisnete iid
in benz Momente. als Der bo9piirbisItt
8ii9of nit Der g%usiesnuns besann, in.
bent %. Ntbanaiius D. g. 9. in bas
SterbeSimmer bes g. Waurus 2pnd
serufen ipurbe, tpel6er unt II llbr
Winuten ieinen @eif eusbaudte. Gn
0admittas traten bic 8eneoiftiner 8rie
flee III Sibuns uno %ermdblteu g. 8riOl
Mi6ael als Qominiitrator, pelder oiei
5unftion Biz Sur @rtuabluns zines Nb
tes ausiiben tpiro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-22

Die Sebbe Der 9rauer unb Der lire
Salubns oerfol9enoen Brobibitioniften
in geoar &apibs, Soma, tparb babin
seidlidtet, bab ben 8rauern erlaubt
miro, ibre gorratbe 81 perfanfen, mo-
sesen fie peripreden, na1 benz 1iten
Mtar5 bic 8rauereien 81 i9lieBen.
Sn Slbanp, 81. o., 1T es be auaes
meme Wteinnns, cas- Daniel Mannina,
@rsS efretdr, u bortbin sefommen 1T,
UNI a1oa 81 iterben. Serr Mannina
oerlieB 9etupcrf am Wittipo1 Nbeno
idnea nit iemer 5rau uno Todter. gr.
mar tein 9%eiunoer Mann mebr, felt er
Die Yrdlioentur Der 8eitern SaI 8anf
a%n9enomnten. Qls er am M,ttppd,
Ibeno in Nlbanp anfam, iab er iebr
ibledt aus. Ser 8ranfe tparb unter
Debut oes Or. Senrp Sunt aeiteut.
Sein Suitanb peridlimmerte iid bis
Sonntas Gbeub. mo er einen leidten
Sdlasanfaa erlitt. Die Gerate fird.
teten bann, baB bas @noe Sur Sano lei.
unS bic Samilie uarb an 6as &rantens
bett berufen. Sbpobl bic unmittelbare
E~obesgefabr nod einmal poriberaina.
bat iib Der 8atieut bod nidt erbolf. Gr
1T oil oas 8ett s~efeiielt unb uirb es
luabri6einli6 ME mebr p~erlaien. Sci
ne 'ntlmitem Jreunoe seben gu, baB bic
@bancen segen 8ieoersene Jung limb.
Der &ranfs mag nod etlide Gage ober
&odeu biniie6en; aber Ebatlade ideiut
5u lem, Dab Daniel Wanuins iebt Elm
Sterbenher lit.
SecretIr 2amar erldBt einen De
febl, iupnah bas ole Snoemnitdtslanb
Surnd9ebaltene 2anb elmer Heibe bon
9abnen pleeer benz 8egierunaslano
beisefilgt uno als iul6es fir bic @nIieo-
lung uno Gintra9ung unter ben Seim=
ltatte' uno Sorfaufs9eieben treisegsbeu
lueroen ion. Soutb & Hortb glbama;
Selma. Some & Oaltou; Wbama &
5lorioa, in @labama. Slortoa, Ntlau.
tic Il @ulf Central; Yeniacola & @epr.
sia; 5lorioa uno alabama, in S(oriba.
Burlington & Wifiouri 8iuer; 9ubu=
que Il Bacifc; 9bicasO, WilWaufee unb
ct. Saul, in Soma. ct. Soiepb g.
Oenper City in &anias. @ranb &apios
&Snb!ana; Sadiun, 2aniiua & Saei=
rlaip; Chicago & Iortbweltern, in 8is,
coniin. @dbreuo, iast berSecretdr, nlr
penig iueals freics 2anb, tpenn irsenS
lueldes in bleieu @ebieten, luar Der @ez
febl bod nDtbig, I'm su elmer ialisb(iz
den &esultrurs Der Sade 81 s%elanseu.
Nadridteu aus GlboraO5 in San:
las snfol9e icI gum 5rii6iabr Elm Mai
leneinfal in oas Sflaboma: @cbict, al
cem iih 100000 Yeriunen betbeiligcn
milroen, geplant iueroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-22

8ir paben ftets einen suten Sorratb
Der beiten Iuspabl eli altem, burdaus
gut ser6itetem Rafee, bic sefauft iuerOen
fam, uno mir iino i'm StanSe, gu nieoris
gen Brsiien 81 pe~rfaufen. 8ir baben
tteuer, breiten unb biden
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-22

@tr beiiben Die ISSaaren t6n~
lle1t nieori9e greile anbieten ltnb
laiien urs bon fetnem 9pncl1rren=
ten in 8esu9 auf Breis bieten.'a /.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-22
HALIBUT !
Tanep $50. 1. Meb>Mas
derel, Seabs 1T i4bniter
Muswabl, Columbia 6iper
|2a6s, So. |. @eiBzSii6.

Seiner iieller &abmfdie. Nelle
1887 California 9etannte 8aaz
rer. 8ir baben aussesei6nete
&olinen, Die tuir su ID gts. bas
gfunO perfaufen. Stride Srl6te
aQer SOrten. SerleD SiiB=8ar=
tofel, Yrciielbeeren etc.
G., RGinoId,
3a9itc 9bire sur YoitOffice. AZ
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@isentbimer uno 8erfteiserer, Qiiiitirt
bon Serrn 6. SouOuaD uno ni6t bon
Sranf Sair6ilo. - Nae 9aoentii6e uno
Sbeluin9s, Diem, S6autaiten II. !. 10.
tperben iofort nad benz @aarenuerfauf
an ben Metibietenoen perfauft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-22

Seiner, 9erDiteter &ip< &af<
fee; Seiner, 9~erDiteter &ip
unb Sapa semii4t; Tetner,
SABA unb Mpda &afee.
The Portland daily press., 1887-08-13
The Dead.


The list Of the killed SO far as ascertained
The Portland daily press., 1887-08-13
RING SpINNERS OUT.
The Lockwood Mills the Scene of a
Strike
Especial to the Press.l

WATERvILLE, Aug. ia small strike is
in progress in the spinning room of the Lock-
wood Mills which, if not satisfactorily ad-
justed, soon may lead to serious con-
sequences. The effect of the ten-hour law
has been to diminish the income of the piece
hands who, of course, could notdo so much
in ten hours as in the eleven and quarter
formerly worked, while it has made no diff
ference with the day hands who get as much
per diem as before. This state of things
has naturally been unpleasant and a day or
two ago, about half the weavers, employed
on the finest work, struck for five cents per
cut additional pay and their demands were
Immediately granted. Yesterday the ''spool-
ers" struck and also got an increase. En-
boldened by the success of these piece hands,
about one hundred ''ring-spinners" or help
ers Of the 'mule-spinners" last night took
their turn at striking. These are mostly young
men, women and children, who are paid by
the week as much as in any mill, and whose
pay has been in no wise affected by the
adoption Of the ten hour law. The strike
seems to be unwarranted and unreasonable,
and the company will presumably not yield
to their demands. They have been out all
day and number of 'mule-spinners" de-
pendent upon them to assist them have been
also obliged to lay off. There is some work
ahead of the 'mule-spinners" and the chances
are the matter will be settled by the oper-
atives yielding before the work on hand gives
out. If not very serious consequences are
possible and prolonged strike or shut down
Of the mills means not only loss to the COM
pany and stockholders, but would be amuch
more serious affair to the employees. 1t is
strongly hoped that the affair may be salts
factorily settled Immediately before any
thing serious is entailed.
The Portland daily press., 1887-08-13
MR.. BLAINE's MOVEMENTS.
He Regrets His Inability to Attend a
Banquet In Dublin.

CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-The News Dublin
cable despatch says that Mr. Blaine sailed al
an early hour this morning for Chester. His
| purpose seems to be to cross the English
channel Immediately and escape further
notoriety in the hustle of continental city
and seclusion of watering places. When
Lord Mayor Sullivan found that Mr.. Blaine
had hurried Unexpectedly to Cork, he tele-
gfanhed that the Irishmen Of Dublin were
anxious to honor him Wfth saR6uet at the
Mansion house. Mr.. Blaine replied that rs
would accept the invitation with pleasure
provided Thursday evening would suit his
honor's convenience. To arrange such an
affair in twenty-four hours was impossible,
so the lord mayor called on Mr.. Blaine at his
hotel last night to persuade him to prolong
his visit at least until Saturday night Mr..
Blaine's reply was that he was deeply sensi-
BILE to the peoples good feeling, and was in
clined to extend his stay to accept, but Mrs.
Blaine's wishes must be consulted. AS she
had plans that might be interfered with
then, he excused himself to the lord mayor,
and retired to an inner room to talk the sub
ject over with Mrs. Blaine. Shortly after
he returned with her thanks and regrets.
Mrs Blaine had planned for an immediate
crossing to the continent, and to remain in
Dublin until Saturday would be great in
convenience. The lord mayor was slightly
mortified. AT first he tried to retire, but Mr..
Blaine engaged him in conversation, and
held him for an hour charming him and
sending him away in splendid humor.
DUBLIN, Aug. 12.-The trades unions,
Protestant home rule society and various
other bodies of Dublin have been arranging
demonstrations in honor of Mr.. Blaine and
the knowledge of their intention, it is under
stood, tended to hasten his departure from
Ireland. Lord Mayor Sullivan believes that
Mr.. Blaine will accept banquet from his
Irish admirers on his way home.
The Portland daily press., 1887-08-13
ROAD AGENTS AT WORK.
A Train Dltched and $500 Stolen
by Masked Men.

TUCSON. Ari., Aug. 12.-The west bound
passenger express train on the Southern Pa
cifc, was run of switch near Papago, about
Is miles east of this place Wednesday night,
by four masked men. The engine was ditch
ed, and the express car robbed of about
$780, The robbery occurred at the same
point where the west bound express was
robbed in April last. On the track where
the train was brought to a standstill, the
robbers had fastened three torpedoes to warn
the engineer and compel him to stop the
train. The plan TO turn the switch and ditch
the engine was evidently thought OF later.
As soon as the train went into the ditch,
one of the robbers, who was upon the bank,
commenced firing his rifle. They went to
the mail car, and made the men come out
and go 70 the express car. They ordered the
messenger to come out, but he would not
open the doors. They then blew the dU~<
open with giant cartridge. and forced the
mail agent to 60 into the car ahead. Two Of
the robbers then went in and one Of them
held the route agent and mail agent in one
end of the car, while the other covered the
messenger with a revolver and made him
open the safe and put the money in a sack.
They struck him over the head with revol-
var onqa
The Portland daily press., 1887-08-13
GEN ERAL NEWS.

A despatch from Montreal says the Chica-
go boodler, McGarigle, will be Indicted there
before grand jury on charge of cOnspira-
cy, and warrant will be issued for his ar
rest.
A young son Of John b. Giles, of West
Concord, sick with diphtheria, was given
poison for medicine by mistake yesterday af-
.sternoon, and is reported to have died from
its effects.
The third fatal mine accident in the upper
peninsula by overturning OF skip, oc-
Cured at the Cleveland mine, at lshpeming,
Mich, Thursday morning Three miners
were killed outright, and three received fatal
injuries.
At noon Thursday. on the new extension
of the Northwestern railroad, near Norway,
Mich. crew Of men finished a water tank
and filled 1t with water to test 1t While the
men were eating dinner, the tank suddenly
burst, killing six men and badly injuring six
others.
A soda water fountain apparatus exploded
Thursday, in the cellar OF Russell Il Gates
drug store at Litchield, Conn.,, Instantly
killing William A. Wood, the operator.
Rev. John Howard, pastor of the Catholic
church at New London, N. Y, Committed
suicide yesterday morning, by cutting his
The steamship Elder, at New York, from
Bremen, passed the Scotch yacht Thistle
wednesday night. All were well.
The Portland daily press., 1887-08-13
THE STATE.
ANDRoscoaeIN COUNTY.

ANDhOoCOd0lN tOUNIls
The State fair trustees yesterday voted to
hold an exhibition in City Hall at Lewiston.
1t is probable that Grand Army reunion
will be one Of the features of the show next
month.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
The new Silsby steam FIRE engine arrived
at Bridgton from Seneca Falls, New York,
the first of the week, and will shortly be put
in working condition.
KENNEBEc COUNTY.
The Governor has invited the Executive
Council to accompany him on the trip to the
Philadelphia centenary.
There are only thirty odd telephone sub
scribers In Waterville, rather small num-
Der for town of its size and pretensions.
KNOX COUNTY.
The rate of taxation in Rockland this year
is S24 per $1,000, against S22.50 last year.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Woolf & Reesing are putting their corn
packing .machinery at Bethel in order and
expect to begin the 25th inst. The prospect
are tiatteriDg for good yield Of sweet corn.
PIscATAoUIs COUNTY.
Many tourists who have got through with
Bar Harbor are now making their way to
Kineo to complete the season.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Wednesday afternoon the body Of man
odPPVoCu w D0 WIN was octH
in Pittsfeld, Saturday, was found in the
river short distance above the Eel-weir
bridge. The body was naked and bundle
OF clothes was strapped to the back Of his
neck. The Pittsfeld Advertiser says nothing
was found ON the body by which he could be
identified. 1t is supposed he was drowned
while trying to swim the river.
The two young ladies who left Madison a
few weeks ago, for vacation on foot, have
returned. walking 125 miles during their
trip, doing ten miles on the last day.
Seven persons were baptized last Sunday
at this place. says the Madison Bulletin.
Jewett Foster Of Skowhegan has sued the
town of Pittsfeld for $4,000 for damages said
to have been sustained by his family In be-
ing thrown from a carriage on the night of
June 23d near j. G. Conn0r's residence. The
town will contest the case vigorously.
YORK COUNTY.
President Lord and Manager Furber, Of
the Boston d Maine railroad. were In Saco,
Thursday, in answer to repeated demands
of Saco people for more track room and
greater facilities for handling their freight,
which has long ago outgrown its aceommo-
dations.
Kate Mahoney was arrested in Biddeford
Thursday night intoxicated Friday morn
ing she tore the blanket in strips and at
tempted to hang herself The prisoner oc-
cupying the opposite cell alarmed the officers
and they cut the rope Just in time to save her
life. t- .a--1ss zz.~@ -, o. Nz .en
The Portland daily press., 1887-08-13
A. CHANCE FOR DIPLOMACY.
Levylng chatteI Duties upon a
Wrecked Vessel.

OTTAWA. Aug. 12.-An interesting point
of international law has arisen in connection
with the wreck Of an American vessel upon
the coast of Nova Scotia. The vessel was
condemned and ordered to be sold for the
benefit of the underwriters, and was bought
in by her original owners, who proceeded to
repair and float her of.
Meanwhile the collector of customs at
Shelburne wrote to the customs department
at Ottawa. asking for instructions as to
whether the vessel was liable to duty or not.
The commissioner of customs answered that
the vessel had been wrecked and sold, and
was no longer a ship but a chattel, and as
the owner was an American citizen, the col
lector should enforce payment of duty. The
vessels owner refused to pay, stating that he
intended to take his vessel back to the Uni
ted States as soon as she was foated and
that he had no intention of becoming Brit
ish subject or flying the British flag, and
therefore he was not obliged to pay the duty.
The collector thereupon seized the vessel
and the owner has gone to Washington TO
lay his case before the United States gov
ernment. II is expected that the action Of
the custom authorities In endeavoring to col
lect duty upon the wreck will become the
subject Of a sharp diplomatic correspond
ence.